Homes are selling faster than ever before  Homes are selling faster than ever before 

Homes are selling faster than ever before 

With demand for homes still outstripping supply, sellers can be confident they will find a buyer quicker than ever before.

No. 1088 from our magazine|2 min read| Published in Magazine on 5 May 2022 by our Marketing Team
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On average, properties are spending just 33 days on the open market, compared to 2019 when the average time on the market stood at 67 days. As well as this, the huge decline in sale time means that 53% of property sales are now being agreed at a figure above the asking price, as buyers bid higher to secure their ideal home. * 
The large number of buyers continues to create a competitive market, ideal for sellers. Over 125,000 prospective homeowners took to the market in April to take advantage of the great seller’s market. *  
If you are looking for a quick sale of your property, start by booking a free property valuation here. 
 
*Rightmove 

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